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Target: People who harp on Chipotle for having "bland food", as it is not traditional Mexican food
Failing: These people fail to understand that not only does everyone have different tastes, but also that food doesn't have to be traditional to be good
Strategy: Ridicule, as it mocks those who think that Chipotle isn't good
Desired Outcome: For people to rethink their opinions on this popular restaurant and try to understand why people like their food

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Name: Arianna Ortega
Target: The target of this funny meme is for the students that tends to not worry about their homework until last minute.
Falling: This falling could be that not doing assignments can cause you to fail
Strategy: The strategy shows irony.
Desired outcome: Students need to learn to not forget about their homework before going to bed so that they can actually  complete it.

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Target: Everyone experiencing quarantine at the time.
Failing: During quarantine, many people felt their days were looking similar as there was nothing to do.
Strategy: Ridicule, it represents the situation as laughable since all the spider mans are pointing at each other.
Desired outcome: The desired outcome is to show how quarantine was like for many people.

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Target- Students and people who have jobs online
Failing- During these times of quarantine and Covid-19 society itself really failed to adapt to doing things online.
Strategy- Ridicule and Exaggeration. It's exaggeration because it's exaggerating the number of days it took the person before they stopped dressing nice and looking "presentable" and just starting showing up in their pajamas. And then it's ridiculing those that this happened to because they know it's true.
Desired outcome- The desired outcome is to show what quarantine was actually like and that many people went through this experience.

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Name: Alyssa Reyna, Saira Khan
Target: People who changed their views on Covid.
Failing: Quarantine taking a toll on people’s mental health.
Strategy: Ridicule, mocking people who came out of quarantine exhausted of life
Desired outcome: Make known the toll quarantine took on people.

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Names: Caitlyn Weinert, Manal El-Jabsheh
Target: The target is the sudden impact of Covid-19 because the face of Mike is so serious it represents the rapid effects the pandemic had.
Failing: The failing could be how some people don't take Covid-19 so seriously which is why his face looks so serious.
Strategy: The strategy would be how they use Wazowski's face as a sense of lay on words as a way to mock the few people who didn't pay any attention to Covid-19.
Desired Outcome: The Desired Outcome is to confront the idea of how fast Covid changed our lives because Wazowski's face on the germ is direct and gives off the effect of humor.

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Target:Students that read the cliff notes rather than relying on themselves and other resources
Failing:Students that don't read the majority of the books,articles or essays ,don't truly understand.
Strategy: Sarcasm , the meme demonstrates that it is indiculous that people rely on cliff notes.
Desired outcome:Students who ought to rely on their comprehension , rather on cliff notes that give short summaries.

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Target: Major chip companies that sacrifice quality for profit
Failing: Selling bags of chips that are filled at least halfway with only air rather than actual chips
Strategy:  Exaggerating the amount of air put into each bag to prove a point
Desired Outcome: For the large chip and snack companies to actually start packing chips in the bags

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Name(s): Abhinaya Guduru and Robert Leija

Target: Public High Schools that neglect the mental health of their students.

Failing: The high school has refused to accept responsibility for the mental health of its students.

Strategy: Irony - High Schools do not see themselves as endangering their students' mental health but are the source of their depression.

Desired Outcome: To promote mental health awareness among students and to convince schools that high schools are the cause of the problem, which in this case is depression.

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Lauren Marquis/Adriana Rubio: Simply Piano Ad

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Lauren Marquis/Adriana Rubio: Simply Piano Ad

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Names: Lauren Marquis, Adriana Rubio

Target: The current advertising techniques used in ads.
Failing: The techniques are strange and do not make any sense. One example in the ad was saying you are legally skilled if you can do this and that it does not make a lot of sense.
Strategy: It uses an oxymoron to compare the two different perspectives. The person liking the techniques and the person criticizing the techniques.
Desired Outcome: They are pointing out the failings in common strategies so their own will work better than the others, and more people will get their app.

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Target: Landlords and property owners, who make up the ruling class and continue to despotize their clientele.

Failing: Landlords subjecting their tenants to poor living conditions and unjust treatment

Strategy: Exaggerated text, the client sends a picture of rats living in the bathroom, and the landlord responds as if they own the rats and passive-aggressively reminds them that “rent is due.”

Desired Outcome: To bring awareness of the certain property owners who hold a sense of negligence towards their clients, instead of trying to better their living conditions, as their motives are profit driven rather than humanitarian.

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Target: United States government and military.
Failing: The Afghanistan war, and its complete lack of an outcome, and the true intentions of starting the war in the first place.
Strategy: Sarcasm, the meme pretends to be saying that the U.S gave up and withdrew too early, instead ofpushing further and exploiting Afghanistans resources. Of course we as the viewer know this is absurd, the war was a pointless conflict that took too long and too many lives. The meme criticsizes the government for starting the war to get resources, spending 20 years trying to get them, failing to do anything, and then giving up and pulling out, leading to the Taliban taking over and truly lamenting the U.S's laughable foreign policy.
Desired Outcome: For the war to have not been started in the first place, really the creator of the meme knows its too late to stop the damage and would rather have people just call out the U.S government.

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Caleb A & Andrew M
Target: Dictatorship governments who control their people and the decisions that they make.
Failing: North Korea's Dictatorship of a government and how they don't have a say in who their leader is.
Strategy: This meme uses sarcasm when stating, "In your totally democratic election", using totally sarcastically.
Desired Outcome: Attempt to change the minds of governments who choose dictatorship and make them rethink their choices.

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Sebastian R and Beck C
Target: Those who are addicted to social media and other digital media apps. This can be seen through the metaphor of pills with app logos, signifying the dependence on them.
Failing: People have grown so used to social media that they view it as a necessity, almost like a drug, and shows no sign of stopping soon.
Strategy: The image uses exaggeration as it depicts our social media use as an unrealistic extreme, comparing it to addictive drugs. While we have not reached that level of craving, the image shows what it reach through escalation of dependency.
Desired Outcome: To cut down on social media use, and to make people more aware of their toxic relationship with these apps.

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Target: The target is big business and the big corporations .

Failing: During hard times, like the COVID Pandemic, unemployment/lay-offs increased drastically

Strategy: Irony. The "unemployment line" not only looks longer, but due to the circumstances of the pandemic, it is longer.

Desired Outcome: Decrease the rate of unemployment, and raise awareness about companies that fire employees rather than take a cut in profits.

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Names: Camila Gonzalez and Mia Garcia-Gray

Target: Those who eat fast food

Failing: McDonald's fast food is not healthy, but the company doesn't express that

Strategy: Uses sarcasm by changing the catchphrase from “I’m lovin’ it” to “I’m gainin it”, the image calls out how harmful their food is to our health. The meme also changes the “M” to a “W” to highlight the weight gain.

Desired Outcome: To express awareness of McDonald’s food and how it can affect our bodies

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Satire Assignment: Kaiden Skiles, Wesley Durham

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Satire Assignment: Kaiden Skiles, Wesley Durham

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1. Target: Medieval Knights and their actions and their status in society.
2.Failing: The nobility of Knights and how they are expected to act.
3.Strategy: Ridiculing the actions of trying to fit into the standard of what a Knight is by trying to appear more noble by faking riding a horse
4.Desired Outcome: To make the knightly system itself seem somewhat ridiculous in order to humor the audience

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Target: American people who refuse to use their masks during a global pandemic, are the target because they endanger the safety of the rest of the country when they refuse to wear their mask further spreading the COVID-19 virus.
Failing: Choosing to keep the freedom of choice rather than staying healthy and safe. Masks keep you safe and prevent you from catching the disease and spreading it to others causing the pandemic last much longer.
Strategy: Using a national monument to criticize the fools in America who danger their safety by not wearing their mask.
Desired Outcome: To persuade those who do not wear their masks to wear them in order to stay safe.

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Tyler H and Jonah E
Target: Students that don't do well in their classes, as the professor is seemingly mocking them for failing.
Failing: Students that depend on extra credit, as they rely on these bonus points instead of just actually understanding and completing the work.
Strategy: Ridicule, as the professor pokes fun at the students who ask for extra credit.
Desired outcome: Students should put forth effort so that they're not failing in the first place.